ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 3月1日 03時23分

Her bloodstained shoes were taken away as evidence. Her backpack has a bullet hole in it. But this morning, 14-year-old Brooke Harrison returned to the school where she saw her classmates die. It was the first day of class for students at #MarjoryStonemanDouglas High School since the mass shooting that killed 17 and forever upended thousands of lives in #Parkland, Florida. Brooke worried she would cry when she walked through the courtyard where she’d sometimes eat lunch with Alaina Petty, who was killed in her classroom. But she felt ready. She went back to school carrying little more than her phone and a small bracelet that said “ALAINA.” As traffic around the school slowed to a crawl, Brooke and her mother, Denise, passed heavily armed police officers and television cameras. “How is this our school?” Denise asked. “How is this happening?” Her voice trembled. “This is unbelievable. It’s making me sad.” “Mom,” Brooke said, “please don’t cry.” @_saul.martinez took these photos of students and parents outside the school earlier today.

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